Windows 3.1 NL
Windows 3.11 for Workgroups UK
Windows 95 NL OSR2
Windows 98 SE
Windows XP Home
Windows XP pro
Windows XP pro /w SP1
Windows XP pro /w SP2
Windows 2000 Professional
Windows 2000 Server
Windows 2000 Advanced Server
Windows 2003 Enterprise Edition
Windows Vista Business CD Edition
Windows Vista Business DVD Edition
98SE. 2 OEMs, one Compaq, one I don't remember. I LOVED the CoA-on-the-manual part of it. I also have the CoA for a Toshiba copy of 95. The one with the baby and monitor on it.
Windows 95B
Windows 98 SE
Windows NT 4.0 (like 20 licenses)
Windows 2000 Pro (about 5 licenses)
Windows 2000 Adv. Server (VLK)
Windows XP Pro (VLK)
Windows XP Pro x64 (VLK)
Windows Server 2003 (VLK)
Windows 98SE - upgrade CD I got with a laptop
Windows 2000 - I got with my PIII
Windows 3.1 - I guess, although technically I didn't buy it, I made copies of the disks onto a CD.
Windows XP Home Edition - Came with the Dell
I own MS-DOS 6.22, Windows 3.11 For Workgroups, Windows NT Workstation, Windows XP Pro, Windows XP Home, Windows NT Server Terminal Server Addition, Windows PE (Preinstallation Enviorment) and Windows CE(Windows Mobile)
:99? That's an interesting port number for HTTP -Q
Wayne Gretzky fan.
Technically my licenses allow me to use all previous editions of Windows since I have a corporate license. In theory I have licenses for all of them. There's no restriction on my downloading anything from M$. The downside is my CD's and DVD's all say in big holograms "not legal without a separate license". Then licenses are issued on paper twice annually as I pay them for what I am using. I have a legal license for Terminal Services and I have Citrix on top of that so... I guess that's (Terminal Services) kind of separate. I had to pay separately anyhow.
I also have a valid legal license to Citrix Metaframe from when M$ licensed the base code of NT 3.51 server to Citrix. It's a different edition of NT server 3.51 licensed by Citrix. Citrix even issued their own service packs for it...
My shops not so large anymore but I'll keep the enterprise licensing until I retire. It's just troublefree and I like being able to use whatever.
A separate paper license? I haven't seen those since 95, and they were just CoAs! -Q
It's a corporate license, What they used to call "Select" licensing. I never migrated to "assurance" licensing. I'm not talking about MSDN though I have that too, it's actual enterprise licenses I can migrate from PC to PC etc...
In other words, I have no retail packages for anything. My licenses are issued via paper and if I want an actual CD or DVD I have to call them and get it (it's free for me). The CD's are an entire hologram, impossible to scan the front and they barely photograph because they reflect light at all kinds of weird angles... The blurry text says "UNLICENSED SOFTWARE Illegal without separate license from Microsoft"
I forgot to sign the image, but my desk background remains the same in all the piccys so it's genuine...
Legal Versions:
MS-DOS 3 (came with Original XT 8088)
MS-DOS 6.22 (came with Acer 486)
Windows 3.1 (came with same Acer 486)
WFWG 3.11 (thrown out from work and picked up)
Windows 95 OSR 2.1 (came with Pentium 200MHz)
Windows 98 FE (came with Pentium III 450MHz)
Windows ME (came from eBay)
Windows XP Home (came from computer fair and ran out of activation)
Windows XP Pro (from officeworks activated once)
Comments
got like office and stuff too
legal is overrated but w/e
Nearly 24...
Windows 3.1 NL
Windows 3.11 for Workgroups UK
Windows 95 NL OSR2
Windows 98 SE
Windows XP Home
Windows XP pro
Windows XP pro /w SP1
Windows XP pro /w SP2
Windows 2000 Professional
Windows 2000 Server
Windows 2000 Advanced Server
Windows 2003 Enterprise Edition
Windows Vista Business CD Edition
Windows Vista Business DVD Edition
-Q
Windows XP Professional (ThinkPad)
Windows Vista Home Premium (New Family PC)
Windows 98 SE
Windows NT 4.0 (like 20 licenses)
Windows 2000 Pro (about 5 licenses)
Windows 2000 Adv. Server (VLK)
Windows XP Pro (VLK)
Windows XP Pro x64 (VLK)
Windows Server 2003 (VLK)
Windows NT 4.0 server-OEM
Windows 98SE-OEM
Windows XP Home sp2-emachines
Windows ME (somewhere)-OEM
Windows 2000-Sony
Windows 95 OEM with COA
Windows 98 FE and SE without COA
My dad owns 2 XP Home, but one of them he has XP Pro on so I use the other XP Home technically.
98
ME <- wasn't too bad.
xp x2 <- one copy free from school
vista business <- free from school.
Windows 98 IBM OEM
Windows xp Home and Pro
OS/2 Warp version 3
And some Linux.
Windows 2x: 2.11/286
DosShell 5,0, 6.0, 7.0 [in both MS-DOS and PC-DOS]
Windows 3x: win 3.10, win 3.11, wfw 3.11, wfwao 3.11, win-os2 3.10/3.11
Windows 9x: OS/R 1, OS/R 2, 98SE, ME
Windows NT: NT, 2k, xp-home, xp-pro, vista-u
DOS-Shell actually runs on Windows 3.0 standard mode, as a single-run application: it is the last remenent of the days of Windows as loader.
Windows 98SE - upgrade CD I got with a laptop
Windows 2000 - I got with my PIII
Windows 3.1 - I guess, although technically I didn't buy it, I made copies of the disks onto a CD.
Windows XP Home Edition - Came with the Dell
Also, If you want PE please download the CD image here : http://71.102.240.118:99/website/downlo ... re_opk.iso
- or -
http://downloads.alancf.vze.com/downloa ... re_opk.iso
ShortURL is GREAT!!!
-Q
Wayne Gretzky fan.
Technically my licenses allow me to use all previous editions of Windows since I have a corporate license. In theory I have licenses for all of them. There's no restriction on my downloading anything from M$. The downside is my CD's and DVD's all say in big holograms "not legal without a separate license". Then licenses are issued on paper twice annually as I pay them for what I am using. I have a legal license for Terminal Services and I have Citrix on top of that so... I guess that's (Terminal Services) kind of separate. I had to pay separately anyhow.
I also have a valid legal license to Citrix Metaframe from when M$ licensed the base code of NT 3.51 server to Citrix. It's a different edition of NT server 3.51 licensed by Citrix. Citrix even issued their own service packs for it...
My shops not so large anymore but I'll keep the enterprise licensing until I retire. It's just troublefree and I like being able to use whatever.
-Q
It's a corporate license, What they used to call "Select" licensing. I never migrated to "assurance" licensing. I'm not talking about MSDN though I have that too, it's actual enterprise licenses I can migrate from PC to PC etc...
In other words, I have no retail packages for anything. My licenses are issued via paper and if I want an actual CD or DVD I have to call them and get it (it's free for me). The CD's are an entire hologram, impossible to scan the front and they barely photograph because they reflect light at all kinds of weird angles... The blurry text says "UNLICENSED SOFTWARE Illegal without separate license from Microsoft"
I forgot to sign the image, but my desk background remains the same in all the piccys so it's genuine...
-Q
MS-DOS 3 (came with Original XT 8088)
MS-DOS 6.22 (came with Acer 486)
Windows 3.1 (came with same Acer 486)
WFWG 3.11 (thrown out from work and picked up)
Windows 95 OSR 2.1 (came with Pentium 200MHz)
Windows 98 FE (came with Pentium III 450MHz)
Windows ME (came from eBay)
Windows XP Home (came from computer fair and ran out of activation)
Windows XP Pro (from officeworks activated once)
A lot of money (sort of) well spent.
-Q
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